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Telecommunications cut off in Gaza after fuel runs out
Harbinger for the International Humanitarian Law on Telecommunications.
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Sana’a’s decision to ban the apartheid regime’s ships in the Red Sea
The first is to redirect all apartheid regime vessels away from the Red Sea to alternative routes, including the Cape of Good Hope, which would incur significant losses for the Zionist entity. It may not bear these consequences, especially when added to the losses incurred by the economy due to the aggression on Gaza. The…
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The prime minister’s far right allies are keen to push Palestinians out of Gaza
Reintroducing West Bank-style settlements in the coastal enclave
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In the absence of international control and restraints, the apartheid regime is akin to unleashed dogs
The apartheid regime’s military made no mention of finding any tunnel entrances in Al Shifa. It previously said Hamas had built a network of tunnels under the hospital.
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The apartheid regime’s army drops leaflets telling people in east of Gaza’s Khan Younis to evacuate
This comes amid an ongoing raid on Al Shifa Hospital.
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UN Security Council adopts resolution for ‘humanitarian pauses’ in Gaza
It was adopted by 12 votes in favour, zero against and three abstentions – Russia, the United States and the United Kingdom. Report
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‘Terror’ amid the apartheid regime’s raid on Gaza’s al-Shifa Hospital
The apartheid regime’s military has acted brutally during its assault on Wednesday, visiting violence and humiliation on patients, staff, and displaced people.
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Al Shifa Hospital becomes focus of conflicting narratives
“It is very, very hard to verify much of the narrative that the Israelis want to present when they don’t allow independent journalists into Gaza to actually give first-hand witness accounts about what is actually happening on the ground,” said Clive Jones, Professor of Regional Security Durham University.